1250 isn't going to get you much in Providence. Check out all the areas around it. Most of Rhode island is only a 30 min max commute to Providence we're a small state

$1100 in a not terrible neighborhood in Providence would be a steal. And that doesn’t include heat.

Last year the average rent for a two-bedroom in Providence was $1,900

https://www.wpri.com/news/local-news/providence/report-providence-ranks-14th-most-expensive-city-in-u-s/

$1100 is reasonable?

You’re in Woonsocket. Rents in Providence are likely going to be 25% - 50% higher.

Mine passed with something like that. Lol

100% not trying to rub it in but I would recommend getting uninsured motorist! Maybe I'm just unlucky but I've used it multiple times. It's much cheaper than collision and it typically (maybe not always?) covers hit and runs.

I don't have an answer or advice for most of those things in your post, but I would strongly suggest you also look at East Providence.

"for work" hopefully means you have a job waiting. RI is the "gotta guy" state. I work for a landlord. There's apartments always available, if you are willing to pay for it. I would like you to consider that Providence has just put on the books a law that taxes landlords more if they are not living in the actual apartment building. If you live in providence, you can take the bus system which is actually pretty good, but parking is going to be difficult for you. Parking is at a premium, and the best you will need to do is to get a permit from the city so you can park overnight. It's better to live outside of Providence proper, warwick, maybe West warwick, cranston, pawtucket, these are all good options, Johnson is a little bit more expensive but everyone there has a yard.

Yeah down with big Cannabis ????

I’m reading all the post what am I missing here. I’m a Landlord in Woonsocket that charges rent for 2 bedrooms + heat and laundry for $1100.

My insurance covers windshield repair at no cost. It's wicked easy to set it up and most insurers have an online tool to take care of it

I was inpatient after almost two years of being in deep depression. I took advantage of all the group sessions there and had myself in a routine after a few days, it felt wonderful to feel like I wasn’t alone with my problems.

They said I was “manic” because I recovered so quickly. But after 9 days I was out and been great ever since.

Updating...Pawtucket initiating termination procedures.

https://www.providencejournal.com/story/news/local/2023/02/16/pawtucket-moves-to-fire-officer-daniel-dolan-after-his-trial-acquittal/69909960007/

So, which police department will pick him up?

Yes.

Yes they will vacuum inject with UV Gel and cure it. Super easy simple fix.

It probably depends on the shop, but my understanding is they’re not supposed to pass you if the reason for your failed inspection isn’t deemed fixed. Some shops might be willing to overlook it if it’s a minor issue, but like I said before, they are generally overly cautious now.

You should give Rumford a shot. My wife and I lived there for a few years (at 400 Pleasant St) before we bought a house. It's not easy on the eyes, but it was cheap and it's a hell of a lot better than living in the bucket. It's just a short ride to Prov and Seekonk. Looks like a 1 bedroom goes for $1295, upon a fast google search. Good luck.

I recommend stateside auto in west Warwick on Washington street. Ray is awesome and has helped me out a bunch.

This is RI. You gotta get a sticker guy.

What town do you live in?

If you don't need to live in RI and can look at Seekonk or Attleboro id recommend both - lived in Attleboro for 2 years found it cheaper and more peaceful

okay so this doesn't actually match with my experience. If you fail an inspection, you'll be in the system and it will say you failed, so when you go to another place it will indeed say that you failed but that doesn't stop them from just re-inspecting your car. I did exactly this. My car failed inspection at a dealer, but passed at an independent place.

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safe lite can fix that in about 30mins

The guideline is usually if it’s “smaller than a dollar bill,” it’s repaired versus replaced. It’ll be easy peasy and you’ll have it all set in no time. :-)